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These are all portables, all date to the early 1970's, and each weighs
approx 25lbs.  Don't let the age scare you.... these are all calibrated,
totally functional, and are of the modern era (no tubes except the CRT!)

Tektronix 422 2 channel 15MHz bandwidth w/ 2 probes, freshly calibrated. 
Similar control layout to venerable 465.  $250/obo.

Ballantine 1066B  2 channel 30MHz bandwidth w/ 1 probe.  Also calibrated.
Has modern looking control layout.  $250/obo

Telequipment B54 2 channel 20MHz bandwidth w/ 1 probe.  Fully functional,
but calibration not checked.  This was manufactured for Telequipment by
Tektronix and is about the same age as the 422, but has markedly chinsier
and older looking controls.  $150/obo

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These are newer, faster, and prettier, and still portable:

Tektronix 465.  2 channel w/ trig. view, delayed sweep, 100MHz bandwidth
(minus 3db at 113MHz!)  This one's from about 1980 (middle of 465
production years) and is one of the most popular scopes of all time.  (see
also Ron Black's post of oscilloscopes for sale)  This was my first scope,
and would have been my only scope for far longer, had I not developed the
need for a DSO.  It was calibrated  before I got it in late 1993, and is
still perfect.  It's electrically and cosmetically 100% (minus one cracked
plastic knob, which I still have all of the pieces from.)  I've also got
the owners manual, and can get you a xerox copy of the service manual
(extra cost)  Ron Black wants $350 for his, and I don't know what sort of
shape its in, (especially cosmetically)  Mine is also a portable. (many
465's, 466's and 468's were rack mount units.)

I'd like $500 firm for mine, given its age and condition.  

Tektronix 466. 100MHz 2 channel analog storage scope... yep, analog
storage.  (see my earlier post 'FS: Tek 466 analog storage scope' for
further details.
When I got this thing, it was billed as being in perfect shape.. what a
laugh.  Its currently being repaired by my cal. tech. buddy, and when it
comes to after surgery, I'll see how it's working and post a price.  For
now, assuming it's in perfect shape and calibration after repair, I'd like
$650/obo.

Please respond via email, and remember that prices are FOB chicago--
you'll be paying COD fee and shipping.

Thanks,

Eric.